Georgia Lottery Live

Georgia MultiState Lottery Results

Georgia residents can also take part in the Multi-State lotteries Megamillions, Powerball and Cash4Life.

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Game Information

There are games drawn every day in the Peach State, but if you just can't wait, you can go for instant win whenever you need a little extra excitement. All of Georgia's in-state games have daily draws, with the exception of Jumbo Bucks Lotto, which is every Monday and Thursday.

Mega Millions draws are held on Tuesday and Friday; Powerball draws take place every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; and Cash4Life is drawn on Monday and Thursday.

Check the Live Draw page for a full rundown of every day's draw schedule.

Fantasy 5

This daily game has a minimum jackpot of $125,000, and if it's not won, the amount rolls over and increases the cash to be won in the next draw. Add Cash Match and you could win up to a $500 cash prize on the spot, with five chances to win per ticket.

Cash Pop

There's no easier way to win a cash prize - just pick a number from 1 through 15 and wait for one of the five daily drawings.

Cash 3

Win a cash payout of up to $500 three times every day, with 13 different ways to play and get paid.

Cash 4

Win a top prize of $5,000 three times a day just by picking the right four-digit.

Drawing schedule: Three draws daily (ET) - 12:29 pm (Midday), 6:59 pm (Evening), and 11:34 pm (Night).

Five

Up to $10,000 cash is up for grabs twice every day, with 15 ways to win a prize.

Mega Millions

Drawn right in Atlanta, Mega Millions delivers some of the biggest lottery prizes in the world, with the jackpot regularly climbing to hundreds of millions and a $1 million second prize. Add the Megaplier option to multiply non-jackpot prizes.

Powerball

This iconic game is played across 48 U.S. states and jurisdictions, offering multimillion-dollar jackpots and nine total prize levels. The Power Play add-on multiplies prizes below the jackpot.

Cash 4 Life

This annuity game offers players a top prize of $1,000 per day for the rest of their life, with a second prize of $1,000 per week for life.

About the Georgia Lottery

In November 1992, The Georgia Lottery Corporation (GLC) was formed to operate the new state lottery. The lottery's mission was to contribute to funding education in the state as per the Lottery for Education Act.

Since its launch, the lottery has seen net sales of over $80 billion and raised more than $21 billion for education. The lottery has funded college scholarships and tuition grants, with over 1.8 million students attending local colleges with HOPE scholarships. Another beneficiary of lottery contributions is the Georgia Prekindergarten Program for all four-year-olds in the state - over 1.6 million children have attended the program. In addition, the state's public schools have received more than $1.8 billion in capital outlay and technology funding.

The GLC has about 370 staff across its eight district offices. Around 8,700 authorized retailers statewide sell lottery tickets.

How to Claim a Georgia Lottery Prize

Be sure to always sign the back of your ticket and store it in a safe place until you're ready to claim. Draw game winners have 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim their prize before it expires. Instant win prizes must be claimed within 90 days of the end of the game.

Winners can stay anonymous in Georgia, so you have the option to keep your identity private if you choose.

Prizes of $600 and below may be claimed at any of the state's authorized retailers, a lottery office, or by mailing your claim to the lottery. If you paid for your ticket with cash, you'll need the ticket, proof of address, and your social security card.

Prizes of $600 and above must be claimed at a lottery office or by mail. In addition to your ticket, you will need to a completed Claim Form and two forms of identification.

See the Where to Claim Prizes page for more information.

Georgia Lottery Rules

You must be 18 or older to purchase lottery tickets or claim prizes in Georgia.

Lottery prizes are taxable, and authorities are informed about wins of $600 and above. For amounts over $5,000, federal withholding taxes of 25 percent are state income taxes of six percent are withheld.